Golden domes, historic statues, and nods to state flags: What the capitol looks like in every state

The article describes the architectural diversity of U.S. state capitols, highlighting unique design elements and historical significance. Examples include Maryland's oldest continuously used capitol, Alabama's Confederacy-linked building with a brass star marking Jefferson Davis's swearing-in, and Alaska's non-dome capitol. Each capitol reflects its state's identity through materials, statues, and symbolic features.